Since the coffee machine in the office is broken, I had planned to stop by the Starbucks, right below our office and like a proper metropolitan, casually walk in the office, phone in one hand and take-away coffee in the other hand. The plan was flushed down the sewage by Starbucks, that like the coffee machine in the office had just closed down. Had to walk across the street and get the coffee from Pret A Manger.
Our London office is now puppy friendly and there were 3-4-months old Yoko and Nia getting to know each other today. Especially well did they get to know the carpet, btw.
As the TK Maxx on Oxford street didn't play along yesterday, I decided to visit another one today. The one, that's conveniently on the way, when you go to the Tower Bridge. I bought two tops, one silky light blue and one with flamingos. From there I made my way first to London Towers and then to Tower Bridge. Tower wifi was so good on both sides of the river that the nonexistent, but expensive hotel wifi didn't grew just pale, but totally invisible in compare to the free tower wifi.
On the way home it became obvious that my plan to grab some raspberries and something more for dinner from Marks & Spencer isn't going to work out, because the Business Area's M&S is closed by 8pm. What time do all those business men their overhours when they are not in the office at 8pm anymore? By the way, there are mainly two types of people in this area - the ones, who pack their suit and dress shirt into backpack every morning, dress into joggers and run to the office and the ones, who rush to the office, smartphone in hand and scrolling the screen. The tourist better watches out that isn't on anyone's way.
Our London office is now puppy friendly and there were 3-4-months old Yoko and Nia getting to know each other today. Especially well did they get to know the carpet, btw.
As the TK Maxx on Oxford street didn't play along yesterday, I decided to visit another one today. The one, that's conveniently on the way, when you go to the Tower Bridge. I bought two tops, one silky light blue and one with flamingos. From there I made my way first to London Towers and then to Tower Bridge. Tower wifi was so good on both sides of the river that the nonexistent, but expensive hotel wifi didn't grew just pale, but totally invisible in compare to the free tower wifi.
On the way home it became obvious that my plan to grab some raspberries and something more for dinner from Marks & Spencer isn't going to work out, because the Business Area's M&S is closed by 8pm. What time do all those business men their overhours when they are not in the office at 8pm anymore? By the way, there are mainly two types of people in this area - the ones, who pack their suit and dress shirt into backpack every morning, dress into joggers and run to the office and the ones, who rush to the office, smartphone in hand and scrolling the screen. The tourist better watches out that isn't on anyone's way.
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